Cooking through the COVID
By Paula Dream (AKA Kale Haygood) Greeting to everyone. Is it the Lone Ranger behind that mask? Who would ever have imagined the things we have to do right now? This whole
By Paula Dream (AKA Kale Haygood) Greeting to everyone. Is it the Lone Ranger behind that mask? Who would ever have imagined the things we have to do right now? This whole
By Romeo San Vicente Pablo LarraÃn (‘Jackie’) is set to direct and Kristen Stewart to play Princess Diana in _Spencer_, a drama written by Steven Knight (‘Peaky Blinders’) about one critical weekend in the
By Randall Jobe I’ll call the drag queen in this piece “Homo Siedel†for reasons that will become apparent. Homo was a beauty, a popular club emcee best known for
| Galveston’s Carly Davin Nation does it again By Forest Riggs No matter where you travel or what community you visit, everyone loves the play and movie Steel Magnolias. First
By Janice Anderson and Greg Lambert While most of us have been disappointed by what 2020 has brought to us so far, the Supreme Court of the United States brought
| Rally switches to online event In light of the upsurge of COVID-19 cases in Texas, Pride Houston has cancelled a downtown march previously scheduled for Saturday, June 27. Plans
In May, leaders of Pride Houston announced that though they had previously stated the city’s annual LGBTQIA Pride Parade and Festival would be postponed until Fall 2020, due to the
By Johnny Trlica This year’s Pride month is different from previous years in many ways. There are no parades, no festivals and no beach parties. This June will be a
The queer icon talks ‘too on the nose’ pandemic, LGBTQ representation and Pride plans By Chris Azzopardi I really hadn’t planned on telling queer powerhouse singer-actress-activist Janelle Monáe that I
By Johnny Trlica Commentary: Last month marked one year of my living in Galveston, and what an eventful year it has been. I’ve met lots of new friends and discovered